英语词汇“au fait”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

adj

To be au fait is to be up-to-date and well-acquainted with something. When you’re au fait, you know something well.

This French term, which means “to the fact,” apples to those things you know plenty of facts about, especially current facts. A doctor should be au fait with medical advances. A quarterback should be au fait with different team’s defenses. This word has to do with current knowledge. If you haven’t watch a TV show for years, you’re not au fait with it. Being au fait is like being abreast, au courant, or up on.

WORD FAMILY

au fait

USAGE EXAMPLES

Those who are au fait with the paranormal tend not to be the heroes in stories like these.

The Guardian(Nov 04, 2016)

He then does his homework, immersing himself in music from the relevant genre and era until he’s au fait with the songwriting tropes.

The Guardian(Mar 31, 2016)

For those not au fait with the jargon, this means that, well, OK, in a company you record a sale when you’ve signed the contract.

Forbes(May 15, 2015)

adj being up to particular standard or level especially in being up to date in knowledge

always au fait on the latest events

Syn

abreast, au courant, up on
informed

having much knowledge or education

单词	au fait
释义	au fait (once / 34560 pages) adj To be au fait is to be up-to-date and well-acquainted with something. When you’re au fait, you know something well. This French term, which means “to the fact,” apples to those things you know plenty of facts about, especially current facts. A doctor should be au fait with medical advances. A quarterback should be au fait with different team’s defenses. This word has to do with current knowledge. If you haven’t watch a TV show for years, you’re not au fait with it. Being au fait is like being abreast, au courant, or up on. WORD FAMILY au fait USAGE EXAMPLES Those who are au fait with the paranormal tend not to be the heroes in stories like these. The Guardian(Nov 04, 2016) He then does his homework, immersing himself in music from the relevant genre and era until he’s au fait with the songwriting tropes. The Guardian(Mar 31, 2016) For those not au fait with the jargon, this means that, well, OK, in a company you record a sale when you’ve signed the contract. Forbes(May 15, 2015) adj being up to particular standard or level especially in being up to date in knowledge always au fait on the latest events Syn abreast, au courant, up on informed having much knowledge or education
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